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TL;DR: As of November 9, get this Portable Nintendo Switch Dock Conversion Cable for only $17.99 — you'll save 40%.


Nintendo has been a big deal in the gaming world for decades. From the original Nintendo Entertainment System in 1986 to today's Switch console and many others in between, Nintendo is an innovator that's been seemingly one step ahead of the rest. The Switch is great because you can



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TL;DR: As of November 9, get the Seido Tengoku 10-piece knife set for only $215.99 — that's 56% off.


When you’re cooking up a storm in the kitchen, the tools you use can make all the difference in your culinary life. Whether you’re an average cook or looking to be the next Master Chef, a new set of knives could be a great addition to your kitchen or that of someone in your life who loves to cook



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TL;DR: As of November 9, get the Angle Pro Knife Sharpener for just $69.99 — or two for only $124.99.


When your knives eventually grow dull, instead of running to the nearest local knife sharpener, you can take matters into your own hands with a high-quality home knife sharpener. In just a few swipes, you can get your blades back to what they once were without recurring fees. This holiday season



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TL;DR: As of November 9, get a refurbished Lenovo M900 Tiny for only $189.99 — a 45% discount.


Does your work-from-home setup need a revamp? With many of us continuing to work remotely day in and day out, working from your laptop on the couch may be getting old. If you've been wanting to elevate the way you work with a desktop computer, we have a great refurbished option on sale that won't break



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Across the pond, in the quotidien hours of the mid-morning, Brits snack together. They call this phenomenon the "Elevenses" and, in the same way, Gretchen Weiners strived to make "fetch" a part of the American vernacular, Tan France is trying to make "Elevenses" happen here, too.

You know France from his work as a style savant on Queer Eye and competition show Next in Fashion. Now, in partnership



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  • High inflation could hang around for decades, according to Ken Griffin.
  • The billionaire investor believes the pandemic and conflicts will usher in an era of deglobalization.
  • The Federal Reserve will likely have to keep interest rates high to suppress soaring prices, he added.

Higher-than-normal inflation could be here to stay, according


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Republican presidential candidates (L-R) former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, Vivek Ramaswamy.
  • At the third GOP debate, the candidates sparred in Miami.
  • Things got particularly heated between Nikki Haley and Vivek Ramaswamy on the topic of TikTok.
  • Ramaswamy brought up Haley's daughter, who responded by calling him "scum."

There were few


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Signal is publicly testing letting users add usernames to their accounts so they don’t have to share their phone number to connect via the encrypted messaging service. The test was announced via a post on the Signal forums by VP of engineering Jim O’Leary, who referred to the feature as “pre-beta” and warned that there’ll be rough



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Bill Gates dropped out of Harvard to cofound Microsoft.
  • Bill Gates has found the perfect balance between optimism and pessimism, says Morgan Housel.
  • This approach can be applied to any field of life, the psychologist writes in a new book.
  • The Microsoft cofounder also seems to be demonstrating "rational optimism" when it comes to AI. 

Why has Bill Gates been so successful



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When it comes to science fiction onscreen, there are some worlds you want to get lost in and others that fill you with deep fear. With the planet Vesta, Scavengers Reign manages to do both.

The series, co-created by Joseph Bennett and Charles Huettner as an expansion of their 2016 short Scavengers, sees a group of spacefaring castaways stranded on Vesta. In their attempts to make it home, they'll



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  • AI stocks have hogged the limelight, but another asset cluster has enjoyed a similar boom.
  • Uranium and shares in companies that mine it have enjoyed a scorching rally on soaring demand.
  • Nuclear energy is back in fashion as more reactors are planned amid a shift away from fossil fuels.

While artificial intelligence hogs all the limelight in the investing world